Difference between revisions of "29: Loick and Couramance"
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− | "Isn't it strange to hear those titles and realize it's you they mean? We're growing old, Loick." | + | "Isn't it strange to hear those titles and realize it's you they mean? We're growing old, [[Loick Talavera|Loick]]." |
− | "Couramance, I can't believe you'll ever be old." | + | "[[Couramance Silveira|Couramance]], I can't believe you'll ever be old." |
− | "Not while I have a young man to warm my bed. Speaking of warm beds, how is your princess?" | + | "Not while I have a young man to warm my bed. Speaking of warm beds, how is [[Katia Talavera|your princess]]?" |
"At the vak Andras hunting lodge, having a lovely time." | "At the vak Andras hunting lodge, having a lovely time." | ||
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"I'd love it. Shall we?" | "I'd love it. Shall we?" | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:12, 30 April 2009
"Isn't it strange to hear those titles and realize it's you they mean? We're growing old, Loick."
"Couramance, I can't believe you'll ever be old."
"Not while I have a young man to warm my bed. Speaking of warm beds, how is your princess?"
"At the vak Andras hunting lodge, having a lovely time."
"Indubitably. Are you lonely, then?"
"You're not the only one who has a young man to warm their bed."
"Ah, yes, very nice. But would you like a partner for the dancing? Young men aren't always chosen for their conversational aplomb."
"I'd love it. Shall we?"